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aklofas
14y ago
Wow, that's kind of petty. The author is never going to find the perfect laptop. There are always going to be some issues, so deal with it. While I am always in favor of throwing out apple products (apple sucks), this article is just stup
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aklofas
14y ago
That movie is terrible. I think it should be censored based on quality and acting alone.
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aklofas
14y ago
Damn it, I thought of Charlie Rose. Who is this Kevin blow-hard?
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aklofas
14y ago
Apple sucks.
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aklofas
14y ago
Agree. Apple sucks.
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aklofas
14y ago
Ubuntu One ftw :)
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aklofas
14y ago
Not on linux though. Wasn't working for me.
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aklofas
14y ago
Does this adapt it's map on the fly like a true SLAM, or does it only work off the access points detected during the configuration phase?
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aklofas
14y ago
Yay for old news!
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aklofas
14y ago
I'm pretty sure anic is fake and the website was built by a troll. My brain cannot find any meaning and any of the code. It's just gibberish
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aklofas
14y ago
Very cool. There is a sense of irony in that Trevor Blackwell along with the other YC partners are backing a company that essentially wants to put AnyBots out of business. Interesting none-the-less though.
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aklofas
14y ago
To quoteth: "It's easy to use on your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad. Cheddar is ... instantly in sync on all of your devices" I don't think he understands what the word all means. Just me 2cents.
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aklofas
14y ago
Really? Cocoa and Objective-C are ungodly messes that best be avoided, me thinks.
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aklofas
14y ago
I don't know what they used, it probably was on the Hambands. On our balloon, we transmitted APRS mostly for tracking and retrieval. They could have set up ATV or some other custom protocol.
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aklofas
14y ago
Nice, I haven't read that yet. They even have the author there. He must be getting pretty old :)
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aklofas
14y ago
FBP is an awesome idea, the problem is that it's been largely ignored for a long time. One of these days the right time and space for this technology will come and it'll grow like a weed. That usually happens with technology that ahead of i
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aklofas
14y ago
Is it just me or are all the examples slow as balls. I thought there was a js rendering error or something, but no, the kitchen sink took 30 seconds to load!?!
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aklofas
14y ago
You're absolutely right. The next tablet will look like this: http://allthingsd.com/files/2011/12/triangle_tablet.png
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aklofas
14y ago
There is a macro way to do this. It involves lots of magic and beating the preprocessor with a two-by-four: https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/comp.lang... Go down this hole with caution.
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aklofas
14y ago
I completely disagree with you. An average mac developer who frequents this site is just as intelligent as other developers who frequent this site :)
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aklofas
14y ago
Yep, the commits are funny too: https://github.com/mattdiamond/fuckitjs/commit/001b146fc9dc6...
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aklofas
14y ago
sed s/PHP/Ruby/g :)
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aklofas
14y ago
Since when is McDonalds a sensitive/censored query? (And why?)
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aklofas
14y ago
I'm typing up this reply...
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aklofas
15y ago
Interesting. I'm just waiting for the ISP's to get sued for breach of contract for throttling customers internet. If a neighbor (for example) logs onto router and starts downloading, I can imagine there'll be lots of false positives. And la
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aklofas
15y ago
Who knows, man. He could have solved world peace, cured aids and cancer, gone back in time and killed Hitler. Instead, this happened. I guess we'll never know...
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aklofas
15y ago
I believe the point he was trying to make here is that who owns the copyright doesn't matter. If the company is willing to sue you and into bankruptcy and you don't have the money to fight back, you're screwed. "Justice" doesn't matter.
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aklofas
15y ago
Windows doesn't write driver software either. It's up to the hardware companies to make their hardware compatible if they want to sell it. Windows just happens to have the largest market share. If Linux had even one tenth the share of windo
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aklofas
15y ago
> What happens if nobody pays for a copy of Linux 3.2? There won't be a Linux 3.4. I think the business model needs to change a bit. That's all.
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aklofas
15y ago
You make a good point. But let's switch up the characters a bit. Let the AI be 'God' and let you be the entire human race. And instead of giving you the decision to 'let God out of the box', you have the decision to 'accept Jesus'. Is your
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